Napoli Pizza

This place used to be 5 stars with excellent, low cost pizza… far better than any of the nearby chains. Then they changed their crust for some reason. Now it’s bland cardboard. They get two stars because the prices are still low, but I’ll never order from them again.

So the wife says «now that Peps is closed, we need to find a new pizza place nearby.» I say «go on Unilocal.» She comes back and says «seems like there are two choices, a place called Pizza Stop and a place called Napoli Pizza.» «Napoli pizza?» I say, «isn’t that in a gas station?» She confirms indeed it is, and asks which should she order from — the reviews look similar. She decides on Napoli because they have online ordering. I can’t imagine what criteria she used to decide to marry me.
Anyhow, I stopped on the way home to get gas and a pizza — something I’d only ever done in reverse order before. I open it up, hoping to have an experience like when John Travolta opens the briefcase in «Pulp Fiction.» Instead it was like opening the box from the end of «Seven.» A goopy, undercooked, tasteless culinary disaster. They get two stars because the kids didn’t seem to mind it. Only my trusty bottle of Sriacha sauce saved it from being relegated to the dog.

Best pizza around! We love thinner crust pizza and this place was recommended by a friend in another town. Only ordered the cheese and BBQ chicken so far, but both were flavorful and amazing! Good service and you can pick up some goodies at the convenience store while you wait.

This review is based on the pizza only. I got their pickup special which is a 16″ one topping for $ 7.99. At that price I only wanted it to be edible, but it turned out to be excellent.
They claim to make their dough daily and it tasted like it. It was thin, New York style with a very good sauce, not too sweet. The pepperoni was fine, and I ordered green olive for an extra $ 1.50 because you can’t find them in most pizza places. I ordered the pie well done and it was nice and crispy on the edges but still tender in the middle. I may have to start filling my gas tank here so I can get a slice to go!

Best Pizza in Ashland
A gas station/​convenience store, auto body shop, and a pizza/​sub restaurant all in the same place could only be begging for an accident, right? Surprisingly, no. They are all fabulous (I used the auto body place last year).
I want to focus on Napoli’s, as I was just there and I want that last piece back again.
Anyway, there are a lot of pizza places in this town. This is definitely in my top 5. The slices are huge-​pizzas in and of themselves, really. The guys who work there are friendly and professional. A friend and I split a ($ 7.95) broccoli pizza the other day. It was perfection; thin crust, crispy, fresh broccoli. There was enough to take 3 slices home. The large is not only delicious, but also inexpensive and over sized. For $ 7.95, grab a topping, some drinks, and hang out awhile.
I happened to catch a glimpse of the subs. They looked excellent, too.
There’s a rather large, comfortable dining area set up, comprised of chrome tables and chairs. I know this is persnickety, but since this is a review, I wish the chairs had backs on them, preferably cushy ones. That’s the only thing I’d change.
If you’re worried about cleanliness, don’t. It’s spotless. I mean, I didn’t bring a «Dateline» light, but was perfectly comfortable with the cleanliness of the environment.
It’s great, too, if you only have 5 minutes for lunch. You can grab a slice and beverage from the fountain or from one of the many cases and eat at a table in peace.